Liquid crystal display apparatus
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsSun-Hyung Choi, Jin-Hee Park, Jeong-Geun Yoo
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Abstract
A liquid crystal display (LCD) apparatus includes a first substrate including a switching element and a pixel electrode, the pixel electrode electrically connected to the switching element, and a second substrate disposed over the first substrate, the second substrate including a common electrode having a first slit and a second slit, wherein the first slit divides a unit pixel area into a plurality of domains, and the second slit partially overlaps the pixel electrode and is disposed to correspond to a boundary area of adjacent unit pixel areas.
Claims20
A liquid crystal display (LCD) apparatus comprising:
- an array substrate including a first substrate, a signal line formed on the first substrate, a switching element connected to the signal line, and a pixel electrode connected to the switching element;
- a counter substrate including a second substrate disposed over the array substrate, the counter substrate including a common electrode formed on the second substrate,
- wherein the common electrode includes a domain division slit dividing a unit pixel area into a plurality of domains, and includes a transmittance improvement slit partially overlapping the pixel electrode and corresponding to a boundary area of adjacent unit pixel areas;
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- a liquid crystal layer disposed between the array substrate and the counter substrate.
A liquid crystal display (LCD) apparatus comprising:
- a first substrate including a switching element and a pixel electrode, the pixel electrode electrically connected to the switching element;
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- a second substrate disposed over the first substrate, the second substrate including a common electrode having a first slit and a second slit,
- wherein the first slit divides a unit pixel area into a plurality of domains, and the second slit partially overlaps the pixel electrode and is disposed to correspond to a boundary area of adjacent unit pixel areas.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.